Aladin's Kebabish in Barnet

An excellent place to visit. Authentic Pakistani Food.We a group of friends went there on invitation of our friend Mr. Adil.The service , staff was polite and responsive.Food was 10/10.Prices 10/10We had Nihari, Haleem with Naan. Taste was Genuine. Owner is very friendly.A must visit place. Will go again with Family

The food was full of hear in the paya taken to home In it I have reported it but no sign of improvement or sign of gesture at all. The staff saying we sell a lot no one complain as regular customer I had this in past but this time it was too much I have kept to self but guys no payas from here the rest of you can try

I thought it has moved to a new improved premises but was disappointed. The toilets have dust everywhere. The crockery is the cheapest available in the UK markets. IKEA's cheapest crockery. The world famous nihari never needed naan bread with it as it had lot of flour in it to make it thick and dull taste, no spices that go with it and the Reshmi kebabs that are suppose to be soft as Resham but they were hard and burnt brown on the top. Naan breads were below average that you can buy from a local supermarket and heat up. Really disappointed and such a waste of our dinner slot and money. I was watching their ad in telly about their tinned Nihari that people should avoid as it is the same as the one we had in the restaurant.

Excellent food.. excellent service.. Amaazzzing nihari... javed_alike for the karachities

Heard so many good things about the Nihari. So went and tried it and wasn’t as good as most other restaurants. The portion size of the Nihari was the best Iv had and the meat was nice and tender. But the taste was not the best. The prices were also reasonable for the portions. Although the food came out in good time, the staff were very slow and lazy for other service, even though the restaurant was quiet at the time. Parking is also a issue as there isn’t any. Finally they only take cash as payment.

Fantastic food, Nehari was very tasty. Service was excellent. Atmosphere was very nice too. Parking was limited.

For desi karachi food…. Aladins kebabish is the best spot!Its our usual spot for desi food unfortunately due to Covid we went there after 2 years.They have a special section for karachi dishes. Haleem, nihari, biryani are always tasty. We tried their qorma for the first time and it was good.We love love love their Shimla Qeema. Its a must have for us. And the Falooda is like the one we used to get in pakistan. Its perfectly balanced. Would definitely recommend a visit if you are craving for authentic desi

We went there for eid get together and had a good time. Food was good too. Our order included nihari, lamb sindhi biryani, qorma, grill platter, fried masala fish, haleem, limca. Everything was good and fresh. Loved biryani the most along with fish and chicken wings in the platter. Limca was yummy. For dessert we ordered matka kulfi the presentation of kulfi was really cute but kulfi was so so and had an overpowering aromatic taste of some essence. Ambience was ok. We sat in the hall with the story of Aladdin paintings on the wall. I guess, the walls could have done better without it. The blue and purple paintings and lights gave a sort of dim and dull ambience. Apart from this room the rest of the resturant looked fine.Ample paid parking is available across the road and in the surrounding streets as well.

Best Nihari around that part of London. Didn’t give 5 stars as that day we visited it was way too spicy and thick. As if the chef had changed. Also seekh kebab were small and dry like frozen ones, not same as before.

Very good food. I went with a group of friends and children and has to be said the food here is excellent. I'm normally not a fan of the breakfast but the chole and puris were brill. Chicken curry was nice and the naan breads as expected were good as well (especially the peshwari naan). Falouda was spot on and I ended up having two !! Not much to say except a great find and we'll definitely be going again.